Printers form Ben Franklin club of Indiana in Indianapolis
Printers from across Indiana meet in Indianapolis to form the Ben Franklin club of Indiana with a state organization, adopt a constitution, and plan cost analysis committees to operate annually. The aim is to reveal true production costs, improve profits, and gain customer confidence without limiting competition. Local officials welcomed the group and committees on organization, resolution, and nomination were named.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ben Franklin Club of
Ben Franklin Club of America
Indiana Club
Ben Franklin Club
Henry Allen
United States
Ben Franklin
L. B. Lacey
Robert K. Carnaby
Schuyler Miller
Peru
Organ
State Salvation Army session opens in Indianapolis Mayo
The Indiana state conference of Salvation Army officers opened with Brigadier Berriman delivering a welcome and outlining conference work. He noted Army buildings in Indianapolis Fort Wayne Linton Rushville and a Mitchell chapel and projected growth in Princeton Vincennes Bedford Marion Gary and Richmond.
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Salvation Army
Indianapolis
Mayo
Berriman
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Linton
Rushville
Mitchell
Princeton
Vincennes
Bedford
Marion
Gary
Richmond
Kimball
Bates
Young People’s Corps
Hinshaw
Elkhart
Biddle
Kokomo
Conway
Michigan City
May
Evansville
Claspell
Bloomington
Redberg
Col
Damon
New York
Citadel
Two Schools Co-Operate In Indiana Medical Plan
Indiana Boys' school superintendent Guy C. Hanna reports a state funded co operation with Indiana university school of medicine. Since three months four to six figures of boys have received free surgical care at the medical school for ailments like eyes tonsillitis and adenoids with notable improvements in health and conduct.
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Guy C. Hanna
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
Indiana University School of Medicine
School of Medicine
Hanna
State Board Discusses Diploma Regulation Authority
The Indiana state board of education adjourned after a two day session at the state superintendent’s office. They considered whether a school board could bar non gown wearing graduates from commencement while finding no power to withhold diplomas. Tapy Collicott and Parsons formed a committee to study normal school curricula. A report on uniform credit requirements for graduation was deferred to the next meeting set for April 11 12 and 13.
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State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
G. H. Tapy
J. G. Collicott
W. W. Parsons
Indiana
Few Food Establishments Ranked Bad in February inspections
State food and drug commissioner H E R Barnard reports 752 inspections in February with only two food handling institutions rated bad and thirteen rated excellent. Of 260 grocers examined eighty two were fair, 460 good, 252 fair, and twenty five poor overall. many more inspections occur locally not reported to Barnard. Meat markets numbered 133, with other facilities including drug stores ninety six, hotels and restaurants one hundred nine, bakeries and confectioners ninety six, poultry houses twelve, and milk depots one.
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H. E. R Barnard
Barnard Bald
Barnard
Prison Labor and Equal Suffrage Movements in Indiana
Attorney General opinions affirm prison board power to lease farm land and hire contractors for prisoner labor with profits aiding the institution. Also, Equal Suffrage Association of Indiana files articles of incorporation led by Mayor Shank to advance rights and secure vote equality through state and national legislation.
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Indiana Harbor State Bank
Delphos Bending Company
Bluffton
McLeod
M. J. Justus
H. J. North
New Haven Floral Company
New Haven
H. J. C. Letts
H. F. Herman
L. Herman
E. J. Fogarty
Michigan City
Honan
Board of Trustees
Fogarty
Equal Suffrage Association of
Indiana
Shank
High Cost of Living Downplayed by Indiana Health Official
Indiana health official H H Barnard argues high living costs stem from consumer taste for out of season, fancy foods. He urges better diet choices, funded by USDA charts, and plans lectures to help women buy nutritious foods for value.
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Indianapolis
H. H. Barnard
State Board of Health
United States Department of Agriculture
Barnard
DIII Morgantown Deaths and Local News Noted
Mrs Anna Bolton 109 dies in Morgantown at son An drew Bolton's home after a cold. Grandson Charles Seslie aided. Bolton had lived in Hol fowell Kansas before moving here. Miss Lelia Kane 17 governess to Spencer heirs in California estate value 140000. Hugh Dean 60 dies at Flkhart. Engineer scalded clinging to post as steam pipe bursts east of Shelbyville on Knickerbocker line.
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Marion
Lelia Kane
Robert Spencer, Jr
California
Miss Kane
Anderson
Ind
Illinois
Tthe Anderson
Spencer
Shelbyville
Liguour
Knickerbocker
Covington Banker Sampson Reed Dead at 86
Sampson Reed, 86, prominent Fountain County banker and largest taxpayer, died after years in charge of the Citizens Bank where he was sole owner until just weeks before his death.
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Newcastle
Jickson Zuepplar
Shepplar
Covington
Sampson Reed
Fountain County
Citizens Bank
Indiana News In Brief A Busy Martinsville Local Roundup
Martinsville reports a home fire endangering the Nail family with no insurance, while Newcastle notes a missing high school freshman Kennig Hawk. Flora marks a golden wedding with 100 guests, and Portland cites Sunday closings under Geneva’s tight lid. Washington recalls a barn fire causing major losses and animal deaths. Shelbyville covers saloon license disputes and near death in a hiccough attack. Jeffersonville notes a youth killed at Rose Lawn. Prest-O-Lite ties to earlier tragedy. Manion logs divorce suit details. Greencastle and Thorntown report civil suits for damages. New Albany honors a life membership for a blind Elks leader. Vincennes sees a divorce suit against the newspaper editor.
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Martinsville
Orvil Nail
Portland
Geneva
Washington
Everett Lualien
Vanburen
Shelbyville
Jeffersonville
Jon Rose
Rose Lawn
Newton County
Ed Rose
Indianapolis
Robert Hendrickson
Manion
Harley Winsett
Greencastle
Putnam Clicut
Hunter
Fillmore
Indianapolis, Terre Haute & Eastern Traction Company
Thorntown
Albert Vail
T. R. Jones
Saya Hee
Spokane
Waah
New Albany
Guy W. Fawcett
New Albany Lodge of Elks
Vincennes
Margaret du Kate Green
Perry D. Green
Vincennes Capitol
Gurfield Ten Herb Regulator For Sale
A long life and a merry one may be ex gested by those who use Gurfield Ten, the saturn herb regulator. For sale at all drug ores.
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Saturn
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Spohn Medical CO
Goshen
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Jmckton
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LeRoy
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Dr. Pierce
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